Tuesday, September 25, 2018

The Effective Competition Standard: A New Standard for Antitrust

M. Steinbaum, M. Stucke, here. 

Exhaustion of intellectual property rights if there’s no Brexit deal

Gov.UK, here. 

UK Competition Appeal Tribunal Confirms Ban on Online Sales Is Inherently Restrictive of Competition

Cooley, here. 

Trust in blockchain based decentralized data infrastructures

B. Bodó et al., here. 

Nudge Turns 10: A Q&A With Cass Sunstein

Behavioral Scientist, here. 

ICO consults on privacy “regulatory sandbox”

Covington, here. 

Salesforce, AWS expand partnership with secure data sharing between platforms

TechCrunch, here. 

Public Consultation on Digital Ethics: Summary of outcomes

EDPS, here. 

European tech companies call on EU to toughen regulations

FT, here. 

John Oliver explains how Facebook is wreaking havoc overseas

Vox, here. 

The Alphabet Soup of Regulators in the Crypto Space Just Added a Few More Letters

Texas Lawyer, here. 

Intelligence artificielle : les banques françaises tâtonnent encore

La Tribune, ici. 

Analysing Apple Pay Transactions

Elcomsoft, here. 

Have ‘Big Tech’ Platforms Got Too Much Power?

S. King, here. 

Data, Innovation and Transatlantic Competition in Finance: The Case of the Access to Account Rule

G. Colangelo, O. Borgogno, here. 

The uncertain future for banking and regulation

S. King, here. 

Amazon Is Invading Your Home With Micro-Convenience

The Atlantic, here. 

Big Tech is overselling AI as the solution to online extremism

The Conversation, here. 

Google’s Forced Sign-in to Chrome Raises Privacy Red Flags

ThreatPost.com, here. See also here. 

STRATEGY ON NEW TECHNOLOGIES

UN Secretary General, here. 

How Platform Strategies Continue to Create Value

G. Parker, M. Van Alstyne, and P. Evans, here. 

AB InBev faces EU antitrust fine in Belgian beer case - sources

Reuters, here. 

Apple completes acquisition of Shazam, will remove ads from free version

Android Police, here. 

The Cryptocurrency Market

Source: @OxfordCompEcon

Why Instagram’s founders are leaving: dwindling independence from Facebook

TechCrunch, here.